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UNIVERSITY ACHIEVEMENTS & UPDATES
KHALIFA UNIVERSITY
TOPS IN UAE AND
RANKED SECOND IN
ARAB WORLD IN NATURE
INDEX 2021 RANKING
FOR RESEARCH
22 PAPERS PUBLISHED BY KHALIFA
UNIVERSITY INDICATE HIGH-QUALITY
RESEARCH IN CHEMISTRY, EARTH
AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES AND
PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Khalifa University has announced it is ranked top in the UAE and second among Arab institutions in terms of
research output by the latest Nature Index 2021 Ranking. With a total of 22 research papers, and a ‘share’ of
(6.53), Khalifa University remains ahead of all other contenders in the UAE.
Among the Arab institutions, Khalifa University jumped seven places to become the second in the Nature
Index 2021 ranking for research.
Khalifa University has a total of 11 research papers in Earth and Environmental Sciences, 9 in Physical
Sciences and 4 in Chemistry, for the 1 May 2020 - 1 April 2021 assessment period. The UAE, as a country, had
a total of 122 research papers from 10 institutions.
The Nature Index is a database of author affiliations and institutional relationships. It is an indicator of
high-quality research in the Natural and Physical Sciences, including Chemistry, Life Sciences, Earth and
Environmental Sciences and the Physical Sciences. The Index tracks contributions to research articles
published in 82 high-quality natural-science journals, chosen by an independent group of researchers. The
latest rankings were based on the Nature Index data from 1 May 2020 - 1 April 2021.
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UNIVERSITY ACHIEVEMENTS & UPDATES
KHALIFA UNIVERSITY RESEARCHERS COMPLETE
REFERENCE GENOME STUDY FOR THE UAE
RESEARCH TO SUPPORT ACCURATE CLASSIFICATION OF GENOME VARIANTS FOR
DEVELOPMENT OF PREVENTATIVE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM
Dr. Habiba Alsafar, Associate Professor of Subsequently, in 2020, the researchers completed
Genetics and Molecular Biology, Dr. Andreas the second phase which described the nature of the
Henschel, Associate Professor of Electrical genetic diversity found among UAE nationals. This
Engineering and Computer Science, with year, the researchers completed the third phase
Dr. Gihan Daw Elbait and Dr. Guan Tay, from the of the UAE reference genome, which supports a
Center for Biotechnology, recently authored a broader understanding of the genome composition
report titled ‘A population-specific Major Allele of the nation.
Reference Genome from the United Arab Emirates
population’ in the international journal Frontiers in Following advancements in DNA sequencing and
Genetics. analysis techniques since renowned scientist
The report described a significant local genome Craig Venter and his colleagues published the first
study that will contribute to nationwide efforts whole human genome sequence at the turn of this
to build a high-quality, comprehensive reference century, the genome study has become part of a
genome for the UAE population. major area of research at Khalifa University.
The first phase of the study — the description
of the first whole genome sequences of READ MORE HERE
UAE nationals — was completed in 2019.
UNIVERSITY ACHIEVEMENTS & UPDATES
WORLD’S FIRST SOLAR/THERMAL ENERGY STORAGE-POWERED
PROJECT TO EXTRACT WATER FROM AIR AT MASDAR CITY
The world’s first project to produce commercial
volumes of an uninterrupted water supply from
a sustainable source launched last month in
Masdar City.
The innovative pilot project will be run by US-
based water technologies company, AQUOVUM, in
partnership with Masdar and Khalifa University, as
part of a three-party research and development
agreement, according to a joint press release
issued on Sunday.
The project will evaluate the performance of
AQUOVUM’s large format Atmospheric Water
Generation (AWG) technology, which extracts
water from the atmosphere using a renewable
energy source, in combination with a renewable
energy source, and its ability to be included in
current and/or future sustainable water projects.
The renewable energy will be provided by KU’s
Masdar Institute Solar Platform (MISP).
KU’s Dr. Nicolas Calvet, Assistant Professor in the
Mechanical Engineering and Principal Investigator
of the project, said, “Previously, we have focused
on concentrated solar power and thermal energy
storage, and we are diversifying our R&D activity
at the Masdar Institute Solar Platform with clean
production of fresh water.
Indeed, solar and water should be the main pillars
of research and development in the UAE and
this project will run for 12 months and provide
valuable performance data for a full year’s
weather cycle.”
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UNIVERSITY ACHIEVEMENTS & UPDATES
FALL 2021 ORIENTATIONS WELCOMED NEW UNDERGRADUATE,
POST-GRADUATE AND MEDICAL STUDENTS
Khalifa University successfully organized a four- Dr. Ahmed Al Shoaibi, Senior Vice-President,
day undergraduate and postgraduate Fall 2021 Academic and Student Services, Khalifa University,
orientation program for the newly enrolled students said: “Reflecting our status as a consistently top-
for the 2021-2022 academic year, acclimatizing ranked university in the UAE, the undergraduate
them with the learning process at the university. and postgraduate orientation program for Fall
2021 is designed to welcome and facilitate a
From Fall 2021, Khalifa University is offering new smooth transition of students into the Khalifa
bachelor’s programs in Cell and Molecular Biology, University community.
and Earth and Planetary Sciences, as well as a
new Master’s program in Aerospace Engineering. The event provides an opportunity for the students
In doctoral programs, Khalifa University now and their families to understand the world-
additionally offers a PhD in Chemistry, Earth class learning environment we offer at Khalifa
Sciences, Mathematics, and Physics. University, and we are delighted to welcome them
into this vibrant community. We look forward to
The Fall 2021 Undergraduate Student Orientation their fresh ideas and the energy they bring to our
was held from 16-17 August, and the Fall 2021 Post- campus, because it is they who make us what we
Graduate Student Orientation from 18-19 August. are.”
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UNIVERSITY ACHIEVEMENTS & UPDATES
KHALIFA UNIVERSITY 2021 SUMMER COMMUNITY WEBINAR
SERIES TO OFFER DEEPER INSIGHTS IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY,
MEDICINE, AND BUSINESS START-UPS
STRING OF EDUCATIONAL WEBINARS BACK FOR scenarios, lessons from coronavirus and science
THE SECOND SUMMER EDITION WITH MORE and technology, to tips on how to better understand
INTERESTING TOPICS RELEVANT TO A WIDER one’s personality, build leadership skills, and create
AUDIENCE IN THE COMMUNITY a sustainable lifestyle.
Khalifa University of Science and Technology has Dr. Arif Sultan Al Hammadi, Executive Vice-
announced the Summer Community Webinar President, Khalifa University, said: “The 2021 Khalifa
series is back for the second year in 2021, offering University Summer Community Webinar series
more interesting topics and discussions in science, reflects our commitment to spread knowledge
technology, medicine, and business start-ups that and increase awareness in science, technology,
are relevant to a greater audience in the community. medicine, and business start-ups as well as
personal and professional development areas.
The 2021 Summer Community Webinar series These webinars are designed by our faculty experts
targets everyone – from high school and university to offer special insights in subjects that are relevant
students, to parents, professionals and those to everyone in the community. We believe this
keen to broaden their skill set and knowledge. intellectual exchange will meet with the success
The free seminars are part of Khalifa University’s similar to the previous summer and winter editions
active commitment to sharing knowledge and of the Webinar series.”
resources, offering additional insights to the local
and international community of learners on various
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subjects. The topics range from post-pandemic
FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS
The International Distinguished Service Award is
in recognition of Dr. Belhaj’s 38 years of combined
petroleum industrial and academic experience with
key qualifications and achievements in reservoir
engineering, reservoir simulation, modeling fractured
reservoirs, EOR, sand control, unconventional reservoirs
and decarbonized fossil fuels. Geographically, his
experience is spread over North America, Europe, North
Africa, Asia and the Middle-East.
Dr. Belhaj was also a previous recipient of the 2013
and 2020 SPE Regional Distinguished Achievement for
TWO FACULTY MEMBERS Petroleum Engineering Faculty Award and the 2019
RECOGNIZED IN 2021 SPE Regional Reservoir Description and Dynamics
Award.
SPE INTERNATIONAL
AND REGIONAL AWARDS Dr. Emad Al Shalabi, Assistant Professor of Petroleum
Engineering, is the recipient
The Society of Petroleum Engineering (SPE) of the SPE Regional
recognized two Khalifa University faculty Reservoir Description and
members in its International and Regional Awards Dynamic Award for the
in recognition of their exceptional service and Middle East and North
leadership within the SPE. Africa Region. The award is
one of the Technical Awards
Dr. Hadi Belhaj, given by SPE to members
Associate Professor for their exceptional
of Petroleum contribution and expertise on the regional level. The
Engineering, was Reservoir Description and Dynamics Award recognizes
honored with outstanding achievements in or contributions to the
the 2021 SPE advancement of petroleum engineering, specifically in
International the area of reservoir description and dynamics.
Distinguished
Service Award Dr. Al Shalabi has remarkable contributions in the
for his significant fields of reservoir simulation, modeling, and enhanced/
professional contributions not only to the improved oil recovery (EOR/IOR) techniques, which are
petroleum engineering profession but to the critical to the oil and gas industry.
worldwide oil and gas industry as well. The award
recognizes contributions to the Society that exhibit His achievements in the area of EOR and specifically
such exceptional devotion of time, effort, thought, in low salinity water flooding for carbonate reservoirs
and action as to set them apart from other promise greatly improved extraction and use of the
contributions. world’s natural resources.
FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS
He has made great progress in
elucidating the uncertainties associated
with low salinity water injection KU SCIENTIST TO
through in-depth, critical analysis of the LEAD CLIMATE DATA
experimental works of other researchers AND MODELING
as well as his own simulation and
modeling works.
CLUSTER OF NEWLY
ESTABLISHED
“I am extremely humbled and honored UAE CLIMATE
to receive such a prestigious award that
CHANGE RESEARCH
reflects my significant contribution to the
oil and gas industry. In the Middle East NETWORK
and North Africa region, carbonate rocks
provide great challenges to successful Climate change and its impact ENGEOS Lab, has been
oil and gas production. Hence, we need has been a growing concern appointed Lead of the Climate
to apply innovative and cost effective worldwide. To continue and Data and Modeling Cluster in
EOR techniques to further enhance their further enhance the UAE’s which there are more than
production where my research activities
efforts in addressing the issue 30 scientists spread over
are focused,” Dr. Al Shalabi commented.
of climate change, the Ministry the different universities
of Climate Change and the and institutions in the UAE.
Prior to receiving the 2021 Reservoir
Environment (MOCCAE) has This cluster focuses on the
Description and Dynamics Award, Dr.
Al Shalabi has also received the 2020 established the UAE Climate local and regional climatic
SPE Regional Public Service Award, Change Research Network conditions, trends, and
2020 SPE Regional Service Award, (CCRN). The Network brings projections. These include
and 2020 SPE Regional Young Member together a group of committed temperature, precipitation, sea
Outstanding Service Award for the climate change scientists and level, and extreme weather
Middle East and North Africa (MENA) researchers from universities, events such as heatwaves,
Region. the government, and other flooding, storms, etc.
research entities to promote
Dr. Al Shalabi was also recently collaborations among scientists As cluster lead, Dr. Diana
appointed as a technical program in the region working on the will be responsible for
committee member for SPE’s different challenges imposed by coordinating agenda-setting,
International Improved Oil Recovery
climate change. project design, and research
(IOR) Conference. The IOR Conference is
activities within the cluster,
scheduled to run from 25 -29 April 2022
The Network is organized into as well as organizing cluster
in Tulsa, Oklahoma (USA).
4 clusters spanning different discussions, engaging other
With the theme “IOR: Thrive in a Low topics of concern with the cluster members, and
Carbon Economy”, the 2022 conference members identified based ensuring the delivery projects.
will focus on how today’s energy on their expertise. Khalifa
industry is working diligently to reduce University’s very own Dr. Diana
emissions and waste across all oil and Francis, Senior Research READ MORE HERE
gas industry sectors. Scientist and Head of the
FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS
CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR JOINS RSC CRYSTENGCOMM
JOURNAL ADVISORY BOARD
Dr. Sharmarke Mohamed, Assistant Professor Dr. Mohamed was also recently recognized as a
of Chemistry, has been appointed as a member 2021 Emerging Investigators by the American
of the advisory board of CrystEngComm, a Royal Chemical Society journal Crystal Growth and
Society of Chemistry (RSC) journal that focuses Design in the area of crystal growth and design.
on the design and understanding of crystalline One of 24 researchers from nine countries, Dr.
materials. Mohamed has received international recognition
for his research achievements and growing
This new appointment highlights Dr. Mohamed’s reputation in his field.
expertise as well as the progress of research
in materials science in the UAE. “I am excited “I am grateful for the academic freedoms and
to join the advisory board of the RSC journal, support that the KU leadership has provided
CrystEngComm. The journal has established itself during my time here. Our greatest strength as
as the home of crystal engineering research and a university is our diversity. This diversity is
continues to publish the spectrum of research reflected in our students and faculty which hail
in this field, ranging from the purely theoretical from all corners of the world. But this diversity
to the purely experimental. I am currently one of is also reflected in the quality of the scientific
only two professors from the UAE who have been research we are producing,” Dr. Mohamed noted.
appointed to the board of the journal. I plan to use
my new role to bring better visibility to materials
science research in the UAE,” Dr. Mohamed READ MORE HERE
commented.
FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS
EBTIC’S SPL TEAM WINS TWO
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
AND MACHINE LEARNING
AWARDS IN UK
EBTIC AND BT TEAM WIN INTERNATIONAL
AWARDS BASED ON INNOVATION, RELEVANCE
AND EVIDENCE OF SUCCESS, FOR THEIR SPL
SOLUTION AND TRIAL
The SPL team led by Salwa Alzahmi, a senior
researcher at KU’s Emirates ICT Innovation
Center (EBTIC), has won two awards in two
categories at the prestigious 2021 Artificial
Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning Awards
in the UK.
The awards won by EBTIC’s SPL were in the
categories of Best Cloud Automation Tool and
Best Use of Automation. An elite panel of 12 and Computer Science, Khalifa University,
judges selected the SPL entries as winners said: “Achieving this success in the 2021
based on the evidence of three factors – Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
innovation, relevance, and achieved success. Awards across two categories strongly
More specifically, the Best Cloud Automation indicates the extent of cutting-edge
Tool award was given to EBTIC and BT for the technological innovation being produced by
tool’s innovative and fully featured automation the EBTIC’s SPL team productive partnership
solution that is designed to ease the burden with BT to accurately target the future
of application migration to the Cloud. In their requirements of the industry in these areas.
citation, the judges mentioned that the SPL Our team members have demonstrated their
Tool ‘has the opportunity to hugely reduce talent in another prestigious international
code complexity, thus improving security and competition, and we hope to continue
reducing the cost of cloud migration’. exploring innovation through working on new
projects in AI and ML-related areas.”
Dr. Nawaf I. Almoosa, Acting Director, Head
of Smart Infrastructure Research, EBTIC, and READ MORE HERE
Associate Professor, Electrical EngineeringSTUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS
KHALIFA UNIVERSITY STUDENT TEAM WINS TOP SPOT IN
VERBAL PRESENTATION AT 2021 SAE COLLEGIATE DESIGN
SERIES SUPERMILEAGE COMPETITION
A 21-member student team led by Sultan Since the traditional validation event at
Al Hassanieh has won the top spot in verbal the 42nd SAE Collegiate Design Series
presentation for the first time during the Supermileage Competition was cancelled due
Knowledge Event at the 42nd Society of to the pandemic this year, the organizers opted
Automotive Engineers (SAE) Collegiate Design to score teams based on two major criteria –
Series Supermileage Competition for 2021. the submitted design report that details the
The team also retained 6th spot overall in the design and fabrication of the vehicle, and a
Design Event, the same position it won last year verbal presentation on Zoom in which team
in Michigan, US. members present their design process and
final outcome to a panel of judges. The student
The verbal design report demonstrates the team was then critically questioned, and the
Khalifa University team’s understanding and Khalifa University students proved their mettle
application of the engineering principles that to reach the top spot. They were also assessed
support their design of the one-person, single- on team participation, program knowledge and
cylinder engine vehicle, capable of achieving technical knowledge.
fantastic fuel economy during a 6-lap attempt
around an approximately 1.6-mile-long, READ MORE HERE
banked, oval track.STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS RESEARCH ON SUSTAINABLE REFRIGERATION SYSTEM NABS 2ND PLACE WIN AT THE 8TH UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH COMPETITION The Undergraduate Research Competition Dr. Fawzi Banat, Professor and Chair of the (URC) is one of the largest competitions in the Chemical Engineering Department, commented, GCC that promotes scientific research among “In the Shanghai Global Ranking of Academic undergraduate students and supports the UAE Subjects 2021, which is dedicated to academic government’s initiative of fostering innovation institutions for teaching and research, the and empowering the youth to prepare them for Department of Chemical Engineering is ranked the future. The Chemical Engineering senior among the top 76-100. To achieve this ranking, project of Khalifa University students Muna the department achieved high scores on all of Al Jasmi, Anfal Abloushi, Shamma Thani, the analyzed indicators, which include articles Reem Saeed Salem, and Ali Ahmed Algallaf, indexed in Web of Science, total number of supervised by Prof. Lourdes Vega and Dr. Daniel citations, citations per article, articles published Bahamon, won second place in the Chemical in the top 25% of scientific journals, and and Petroleum Engineering Category of the international interaction developed through competition, with the project titled “Design an collaborations with foreign institutions.” Adsorption Air-Conditioning System Using Low Global Warming Potential (GWP) Refrigerants.” “The department is dedicated to research Cooling systems are an essential technology in and teaching excellence and currently offers our life, especially in arid and semi-arid regions, doctoral, master’s, and bachelor’s degrees,” Dr. like the UAE. Banat added. The design the team came up with can be used here in the UAE and other countries with similar READ MORE HERE weather conditions.
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS IISE STUDENT CHAPTER HONORED WITH GOLD AWARD FROM LEFT: MOHAMMED ALAMERI, MAJID SALAH, AND KHALID ALHOSANI Khalifa University’s student chapter of the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers (IISE) was recently honored with the institute’s Gold Award – for the first time. The award is the highest honor in the professional organization’s University Chapter Recognition Program. This award recognizes the chapter’s excellence in various areas such as student support, training events, field trips, public engagement and community service activities during the 2020-2021 academic year. The mission of the IISE student chapter at Khalifa University is to represent the industrial and systems engineering profession responsibly and ethically. Further, it aims to enhance the capabilities of all of its members and develop the next generation of industrial and systems engineers.
FIVE-MEMBER KHALIFA UNIVERSITY TEAM WINS INJAZ UAE’S
COMPANY OF THE YEAR AWARD 2021 FOR ITS SUBSCRIPTION
BOX COMPANY ‘ULBATI’
FOR EVERY ULBATI BOX A CHILD RECEIVES, University under INJAZ UAE’s flagship Company
10% GOES TO EMIRATES RED CRESCENT TO Program strongly illustrates that our students not
SUPPORT STUDENTS AROUND THE WORLD only excel in research and scientific exploration,
A five-member team of Chemical Engineering but also in entrepreneurial initiatives that aim to
graduates won the ‘Company of The Year Award help the community through charity organizations.
2021 – University track’ for its subscription box
company Ulbati, under INJAZ UAE’s flagship The Ulbati concept indicates the extent of our
Company Program. students’ commitment to sharing and giving
back to the community, which is in line with
The KU team – Reem Almaskari, Fatema Alzaabi, the university’s mandate to build a diverse
Beshara Saad, Maha Al Seiari and Mariam community of service-oriented, ambitious and
Ahmed – won the award for Ulbati, the concept talented individuals, through an environment that
for a subscription box company. Created for kids, encourages and nurtures creative inquiry, critical
it is filled with activities themed around Emirati thinking, and human values. We are delighted
culture and achievements, as well as Islamic with the creative and commercial spirit of our
values. For every Ulbati box a child receives, students and we believe this award will encourage
10% of the revenue is donated to Emirates Red more students to explore entrepreneurship as an
Crescent to support students around the world. avenue to translate their knowledge into business
ventures, offering valuable products and services.”
Dr. Arif Sultan Al Hammadi, Executive Vice-
President, Khalifa University of Science and
Technology, said: “The winning award for Khalifa READ MORE HEREPUBLISHED PAPERS
Published Papers in To view the link to the published article,
Q1 Journals PLEASE CLICK HERE
Title The Humeral Head: A Review of the Blood Supply and Possible Link to Osteonecrosis
Following Rotator Cuff Repair
Journal Journal of Anatomy
KU Authors Dr. Natalie Keough, Assistant Professor of Anatomy and Cell Biology and Dr. Dietrich
Lorke, Professor and Chair of the Anatomy and Cellular Biology Department
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Title Multiomic Analysis of the Arabian Camel (Camelus Dromedarius) Kidney Reveals a Role
for Cholesterol in Water Conservation
Journal Communications Biology
KU Authors Dr. Abdu Adem, Professor of Pharmacology
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Title Climatology of the Heat Low and the Intertropical Discontinuity in the Arabian Peninsula
Journal International Journal of Climatology
KU Authors Dr. Ricardo Fonseca, Research Scientist, Engeos Lab; Dr. Diana Francis, Senior Research
Scientist and Head of the ENGEOS Lab; and Dr. Narendra Nelli, Postdoctoral Fellow,
Engeos Lab
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Title Improving Personalized Tumor Growth Predictions Using a Bayesian Combination of
Mechanistic Modeling and Machine Learning
Journal Communications Medicine
KU Authors Dr. Haralampos Hatzikirou, Associate Professor of Mathematics
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Title BIO-LGCA: A Cellular Automaton Modeling Class for Analysing Collective Cell Migration
Journal PLOS Computational Biology
KU Authors Dr. Haralampos Hatzikirou, Associate Professor of Mathematics
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Title Upregulation of Oxidative Stress Gene Markers During SARS-COV-2 Viral Infection
Journal Free Radical Biology and Medicine
KU Authors Dr. Habiba Al Safar, Director of the Khalifa University Center for Biotechnology and
Associate Professor of Genetics and Molecular Biology
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Title Systems Immunology Analysis Reveals the Contribution of Pulmonary and
Extrapulmonary Tissues to the Immunopathogenesis of Severe COVID-19 Patients
Journal Frontiers in Immunology
KU Authors Dr. Habiba Al Safar, Director of the Khalifa University Center for Biotechnology and
Associate Professor of Genetics and Molecular Biology
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Title Neuroprotective Activities of Crossyne flava Bulbs and Amaryllidaceae Alkaloids:
Implications for Parkinson’s Disease
Journal Molecules
KU Authors Dr. Okobi E. Ekpo, Assistant Professor of Anatomy and Cell Biology
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Title Factors Associated with Medication Non-Adherence in Patients with Dyslipidemia
Journal Healthcare
KU Authors Dr. Eman Alefishat, Associate Professor of Pharmacology
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Title Short Stature with Low Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 Availability Due to Pregnancy-
Associated Plasma Protein A2 Deficiency in a Saudi Family
Journal Clinical Genetics
KU Authors Dr. Asma Deeb, Adjunct Clinical Professor
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Title Curcumin Potentiates α7 Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptors and Alleviates Autistic-Like
Social Deficits and Brain Oxidative Stress Status in Mice
Journal International Journal of Molecular Sciences
KU Authors Dr. Dietrich Lorke, Professor and Chair of the Anatomy and Cellular Biology Department
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Title The Atmospheric Controls of Extreme Convective Events Over the Southern Arabian
Peninsula During the Spring Season
Journal Atmospheric Research
KU Authors Dr. Narendra Nelli, Postdoctoral Fellow, ENGEOS Lab; Dr. Diana Francis, Senior Research
Scientist and Head of the ENGEOS Lab; Dr. Ricardo Fonseca, Research Scientist, ENGEOS
Lab; Dr. Rachid Abida, ENGEOS Lab Research Scientist; Michael Weston, ENGEOS
Lab Research Engineer; and Youssef Wehbe, Civil Infrastructure and Environmental
Engineering Graduate Student
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Title Noscapine Prevents Rotenone-Induced Neurotoxicity: Involvement of Oxidative Stress,
Neuroinflammation and Autophagy Pathways
Journal Molecules
KU Authors Dr. Abdu Adem, Professor of Pharmacology
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